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quote:Originally posted by PacBeachPackfan:
Jeez, I don't know, but that second half against the Bears was underwhelming.
quote:...I will say that Lombardi would have loved this Packers squad. Mostly homegrown through the draft, like his teams from the glory years. With a brainy quarterback who had to prove himself, Aaron Rodgers a more physically gifted version of the great Bart Starr. Led by players who go all out on every play, like Clay Matthews III and Donald Driver and Charles Woodson, living out the Lombardi dictum that you never know which play will determine the winning or the losing of the entire season. Mike McCarthy, unlike Lombardi, is not known for his sayings. But a few weeks ago I saw the spark of the old man in him, for the first time, when he said his team was prepared to play anyone, anywhere, at any time.
The anyone is the Steelers. The anytime is today. The anywhere is Dallas. Lombardi will be watching, and I'll be there with him...
quote:Originally posted by rastapackermon:quote:Originally posted by PacBeachPackfan:
Jeez, I don't know, but that second half against the Bears was underwhelming.
Yeah, I watched that again tonight. Inability to move the ball later in that game was concerning. I'm leaning on big momentum shift with Hanie in, cold temps and Rodgers being dinged. Yup, that's it.
